CHURCHES SAID WllllNG TO RENEW NEGOTIATIONS TOWARD llNlON

By STEWART ANDERSON cuudian Press Staff Writer TORONTO (CPJ-Canada's two

majof Protestant denominations, 9,. Church of England and the united Church. said Friday they "9 willing to renew negotiations union. wlrvqtidexecutive committee of the church of England in Canadalat the final day of its Inmal meeting voted in !aVor of continuing dis- cussiona as recommended by the church's committee on reunion of

t tendom.

Chg: George Dorey. Moderator of ma United Church of Canada. com- menllng on the Church of England move, said the United Church wel- comes renewed interest in union. ..we are ready to take part in dis- wzsion anytime."

The Anglican resolution was in- tfm”lllC6d by Rt. Rev. William Hal- mn of London, Ont.. a retired bigfgop and chairman of the com-

it e rsnFAlteF.ME NOT SUPPORTED

Bishop Hallam said talks be- ,..,,..-:i the two churches reached a point of ineffectiveness after it he- rattle apparent that a scheme for . mutually - acceptable ministry was not receiving support of either body.

He said the church would seek further diSI:llSSlDl'l5 if the United C,-.tlliCI1 was willing.

A meeting of representatives of ::ie tun churches last June had the p'nnl('P of suspending or terminat- ,g-ii discussions. considering the nmttcr at large-or attempting to ltitrk nut ii combination of systems or -iiio tit the two churches.

The last was favored. Di-hop Hallam.

REPORT CHITICIZED

said

A report of the committee on Pit it-stunt - Roman Catholic reld'- ii Ls presented to council for con- siucration earlier in the day L-:niight sharp criticism by Most RQV. Philip Carrington, Archbishop cfQucbcc.

Flic report said personal icla- ii.-in: between individuals were rIlPll established but official rela- tirmsliips "simply are not coun-

Hermann Field Has Dramatic Meeting With Wife

ZURICH, Switzerland (Routers) AllltRllCFln architect Hermann Field flew back to the free world Friday after five years in a Commiinlst prison and held a dramatic rc- iiri--ni with his British-born wife in I ritplnmatts waiting car,

Twnrs of joy streamed down Kate Field's checks as she em- hriiced her 44-year-old husband lV.' .tn the privacy of an American (Vlll-llli'IIf' car. parked at a side en- t-iiicn of the airport building here.

H.-iv were whisked away to a SPi'!'t' destination--believed to be a Zurich hotel-where Field's sis- '-ii, Dr. Elsie Field, awaited his ii-rival. There were indications Friday night that Hermann may

wait here for the arrival of his ti--arhnr Noel. a former state do- narttnent official. and his uife

Hrta. who were freed early this week from a prison in Communist Hungary.

("i-mmunlst Poland released Her- wianrt Oct 24 and announced he had been "framed" on spy charges hv former Polish security agent l.i-ief Swiatlo who fled to the vi".-st last December and now lives in Washingtori.

T LVISHED IN I949

Ilt'!'."Ili'IflTl vanished behind the iron Curtain in August. 1949, while hunting for Noel. who had dis- appeared the previous May. Her- fT.Eil'll1 had been recuperating in a -snttorium near Warsaw since his release.

All ieporters and photographers were cleared from Zurich airport wnen Hermann flew in from Prague aboard the Swiss airliner. U. S. Consular officials and Swiss prlice described the touching re- ilmfln with his wife who had waited '--r him through the five years with their two young sons in London.

Tito officials said Field appeared to have fully recovered from his DH--in ordeal and was in good l'lt"III.l1 and spirits.

Field has renewed his passport 2' ill!” U. S. embassy in Warsaw lt'l now is free to move about W:it?'1lil restriction.

Fit-ld had appealed for as little nutilicity as possible abotit his case. it was understood that for mu tetison, the U. S. embassy re- ftiiestcd the ban on newspaper men for his arrival here.

Lari-st reports about Noel and llerta Field said that he had en- tarcd a Budapest hospital for a stomach ailment and she is at his side They are expected to leave Htmearr any day.

-CHRISTMAS BAZAAR and ome Cooking. Keir Clarks Store.

Kenelnkton. Saturday November 301-h. 7.30 p .m. Sponsored by St. Mark's Guild.

m5T- ANDBEW'S concert, Ken- Wlzion, Nov. 24th arranged by Prlsbyterlan choir and young Mulls. Old favorites and new tal- ent in one-act comedy. Scotch Wists and dances.

r-SAD NEWS - Mrs. J. wymert. Birch. Summerslde, P. E. I. has We-Ved wo fro l Berkeley Heights. New Jersey or the passing E: her cousin. Miss Sophie Ramsay R'”"t- R, N. daughter of the late mtv. William stunt. and his wife mlefh Ramsay. Miss Btusrt will Mhflnzly .emt.-mbei-ed by many hm;l'5 and relatives on P. B. Is- An She leaves to mourn her pes- a-”? -1 ulster Ind brother-in-law, Mr. a -W M11 Ernest L. Broadbent Ind Em-FF e Ind nephew. Elizabeth Ind it Brondleni with whom she

tenanced by the Roman Catholic Church."

"If we fail to give leadership to our own people and neglect the opportunity to co-operate with other non-Roman bodies. we may discover some day that we have surrendered by default much of that rich religious heritage which is ours," the resort said in con- clusion.

"Don't let them make your flesh creep to that extent.' 'sald Arch- bishop Carrington.

DEFENDED COMMITIEE

Rt. Rev. F. H. Willnson. cond- jutor Bishop of Toronto, was quick to the defence of the report and committee.

"The mere fact it is impossible for inter-religious denominations to have R united service on He- membrance Day, the death of I king or coronation of a queen shows we can't get action."

Bishop Wilkinson introduced I resolution which "urges the Gov- ernment of Canada to provide for a proper and united religious ob- servance of all national occasions such as Remembrance Day in ac- cordance with the religious and democratic traditions of this coun- try."

it was passed without further de- bate.

Plead Guilty To Vehicle Theft

-Two young men from Sum- merside pleaded guilty to theft of a motor vehicle in Summerslde

police court yesterday morning before Magistrate E. H. Strong. Q.C.. and were remanded until

this morning for sentence.

lThe charge arose out of the theft of an R.C.A.F. panel truck which had been parked briefly in front of the C.N.R. station in Summerside, on Thursday evening.

Later in the evening the two young men were apprehended by R.C.M.P. who located the badly damaged truck at Churchill where it had gone over a deep embank- ment. '

After leaving Summerside the two had driven to Borden ulteri- they sideswipetl a vehicle and then continued on towards Chai- lOltP,lOWfl and at Bonslitiw were involved in a second collision without stopping.-S.

sudite7iiTiiETti of Prominent Tignish Citizen

-Mr. Peter A. Burke, one of the most prominent. citizens of Tigniah, passed away yesterday aIte.noon ut the uge of 73.

Mr. Burke accompanied by his WLI6 while en route to Albcrton, stopped at the home of Mr. Wat- son Hardy. Montrose. On return to his auto to resume his trip he sui- fered a heart. attack and died in- stehtly.

The deceased was tahe son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Burke. Alma. P.E.I. He was probably best known for the success of his many years as a cheeaemaker in Alma and later at Tlgnish where he has resided for the past score of years. He was also most successful in his general management of the Belle- vue Hotel in Tlgntsh.

There are left to mourn the loss of a devoted husband and father. his son-owing wife. the former Gertrude Aylwsrd of Pleasant

View; (our daughters. Irene. Mrs. John E. Csmeron, Summeralde: Myrtle. Mrs. Lloyd Foley. New York; Florence, Rev. Sister Mary

Leonard of the Order of st. Martha. Charlottett-rwn..and Bern- ice. Mrs. Donald Davis. Montague. His only son. Leonard. was killed in England while scrving.wlth the Air Force during World War II. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Gertrude Brown, Mass, U. S. A.

The remains were transferred last. evening from the Gaudet Funeral Home to his late residence from where the funeral will take- plnce at A date to be announced inter.

PROTEST NAME CHANGE

KITCHENER. Ont. (CPl4Seven branches of the Highland Light infantry of Canada started circu- lating petitions Friday protesting to Defence Minister Campney ii plan to change the name of the regiment upon amalgamation of the HLI north Waterloo branch and the Perth Regiment. An or- der-in-council would give the new unit the name. Perth and Water- loo Regiment. Highland Light In- fantry of Canada. The petitions ask 'a name more satisfactory-"

The Western Guardian

.GIVll.' PORTRAITS Ion CHRISTMAS. - Make your Ip- polntment now It The Read studio. Phone 8001.

-NORTH TRYON Pill-SIIYTIIV IAN CHURCH. - service Novem- ber 2ist. 11.00 I. in. Church School 12.15. Miss Mary A. Mackenzie. Deaconess.

-NOTICE. -- No trupeasing on my property It Albany either W motor. vehicle or otherwise. with- out my consent. Keir asuett. Albany.

-AUXILIARY 0l'l'lCEl8-Mrs. R.Iy 0lIrk wu rs-Itppolntad pres- ident of the Women's AuxiliIry of st. Mary's Anglican church, Bum- merslde It the Innusl meeting on Wednesday evening in tho hl-IL other officers appointed Wm: vice president, Mrs. G. A. Oololt I06"- tary. Mrs. W. F. strum: b'eIIu'rsr. Mrs. E. T. Tenkm: Don.-II coin- mittoe. Mrs. o. w. Hon md Mn- Timton; prayer partner secretlry.

"5 W Ind itho iovtnuy cared for '5' dlmhc her illness.

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Mrs. W. T-ienthorn; little hblpus issuer. In-I lulu out -1

Rededication Services Held At Kensington

-Rededication services were ob- served in the extensively renovated Presbytarim Church in Kenslngton on Sunday tthc 14th of November. In the morning service min- ister, the Rev. E. 3. Bean. ed the conaregstloxi in I service of per- sonal rededication following which the sacrament of the Lord's supper was observed. The anthem ren- dered by thn choir Wu "Something For Jesus." in the evening the KenIi.ngt.oxi congregation was joined by mem- bers of Malpeque, and Freetown Presby- terian Church. tu well as friends from the general area. The Rev. E. H. Bean led the congregation in I service of rededloation of the ren- ovated building and the choir ren- dered the anthem, "God Is The guest speaker for the eve- ning service was the Rev, W, Hu- old Brown. M.A.. minister of Zion Church. Charlottetown. For Mr.

church of his boyhood. It had been in this church that Mr. Brown attended Sunday school and had been the church of his family for some generations.

During the summer the steeple of the church had been removed and is square tower completed in its place.

An extensive project was under- taken and the church building and Sunday school hall was raised four feet. A basement was then exca- vated and a concrete foundation placed under the entire building and a concrete floor laid. The building was painted and the grounds graded.

In the spring the grounds will be seeded and in the near future it. is hoped to finish the down- stairs hall for the general use of the congregation.

The building, without the hall. was buidt. in 1888 with the hall be-

of the century. At that time the Presbyterians in Kensington were served by the Malpeque minister. The renovation programme was planned and carried out by the board of managers. first under the chairmanship of Mr. Charles Ken- nedy. who was succeeded by the present cha'irma.n. Mr. Edson Ray- ner. and the board of trustees under the chairmanship of Mr. Robert Humphrey in C0llSUll.'lt20tl with the session.

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-Mrs. Nell Barbour. Moiitrosc, was a visitor to Briltic on Nov 14th the guests of Mr. and Mrs

Bruce Riley. ,

Miss Joyce Lord returned to hei home in Cape Traverse hitcr vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Lloid Ram- say. Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. Beairsto and two sons Freddie and Robert who have been residing in Spring Valley for the past number of years hate moved back to Baltic. 'l'he'ii- many friends welcome them back.

Mrs. Frank Bealrsto. Malpeque. entertained the members of Mal- peqtie and Baltic Women's Mis- sionary society at her home on Thursday evening, Nov. 11th.

A Legion Banquet. was held in Malpeque Hall on Thursday even- lng Nov. 11th. with I large num- ber of veterans and Legion mem- bers from all the surrounding dis- tricts attending. A delicious supper was prepared by the ladies of Keir Memortsl Church, Malpeque.

Mr. William H. Burns and his

man. R. N., of Victoria. returned on Saturday from a pleasant honeymoon spent in New Bruns- wick.

Mrs. Edith Wall. E. 14.. returned on Monday to resume her duties as nurse at. the Prince County Hos- pital, after spending the week- end at her home in Baltic.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Budsbury and daughter Joyce. accompanied by Mrs. William Brander motored to Charlottetown on Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rtaplh Sudsbury. ,

Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas accompanied by Mr. Alex Douglas. Norboro. left my motor on wed- nesdny morning for Toronto. where they will visit their sister. Miss Ethel Douglas.

Mr. Harry Chamipion, Malpeque. has had a number of men engaged in hauling his house from Darnley to the Malpeque Road.

Messrs. John Brander and Hil- ton Bryenton were 'visitors to Fred- erictlon, N. 8.. over the week-end. they were accompanied back by Mr. Bryentonb wife and son.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay of Alberton. were visitors to Mal- peque on Sunday the guests of Mrs. G. W. Ramsey.

Miss Lillian Donald. R..N., who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. James F. Donald. Kensington. left on Thursday morning for Mont- reel.

Mr. and Mrs. Hicks returned to their home in Moncton after spend-

Hlcks' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-

ert Hickey. Dsmley. CU.

Woman Killed

In N. S. Accident JEDDORE, N. S. (C?) - One

womsn was killed and two other persons narrowly escaped drown- ing Frtday when their car went out of control and crashed into the salmon river near this eastern more village.

Mrs. Clnrenoe Stewart. '70. of Quoddy, N. 3. Wu killed. Emer- Iun Blaksnoy arrived It the scene minutes after the Incident and pulled Jung Miriam Ind Alvin stews:-t. to safety.

LONDON (CP) - Officials re- port that more than 51800 worth of Brazil nuts were stolen from dock ” ...rIbeuIII within one huh.

Keir Memorial Church,

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Brown it was a return to the

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Claim Uncommon Chinchilla Litter

A litter of four chinchillas is said to be uncommon but a chindiilla mother with her four 8 weeks old babies are seen above being held on a table by their owners, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Morrison and daughter Janet of Summerside. The little in excellent condition and have developed so rapidly that they have already grown to half the size of their mother. Comparatively tame and unafraid, the soft.

chinchillas are seen quietly nibbling at a few raisins scattered about the table. (Photo by Women).-

animals are all

furry little

-Much sympathy is cxteiidcd to Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Meara oi: the loss of their house by fire on Tuesday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Gallant. Rosebank. have returned to their home after spending a week visit- ing relatives in Nova Scotia.

Mr. Joey Gallant. Piusville. I.- busily engaged in hauling p0l3I.(t9io .tn Sitmmerside

A Mr and hits Lantc Dalian and

family, Burton, Lot 7. here recent visitor-.. tn Piusville.

IVIF. Dftl'lCP (3;-illantdand in cm... per Gallant. Dtivar. iveiv .UC(?lll btisitiess Vl3lIOi'S lo Piusvillc

Mr. Veriinn Hudson. (X-isctiiiiper. was inspccting potatoes in il'llS rli: -'ict rcccntly.

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-Mr. anti Illrs. Frank Rttli.ii'tl and Shirley. acctimpnnicri by Mis Alyre Gallant anri Cllilfllllfl -lll tit il)iit':ir. motorrd to I1:l”ll(li'alfI tn x ':-ii

at the home of Mr. and IVIl'.. Max Martin on November 7.

V On Friday, November 12, Mrs Frank Richard of Duvar. was a tvisitor at the home of Mrs. Mar- lgaret Arsenault of Forest View.

l Mr. Frank Ciilltcutt of Rcsorve .Road. was in Alberton on Nrivcnr ,bcr 13th.

t On Friday evening. Niivcmbr-r .l2th. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph '1'. Gal-

tlant of Forest View, were visitors DesRoches of Howlan.

On Nov. 14. Mrs. Margaret Ar- senault of Forest View, was a lvlsitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Avery, Alberton.

Mrs. Clarence Gallant of How- Ian, was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Margaret Arsenault of For- est View, on November 12.

Mrs. Sylvang Arsenault and son. Philip of Fortune Cove. were vis- itors on November 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Des- Roches of Forest View. and on their way back to Fortune Cow- they were accompanied by Mrs. Arthur DesRoches and her two boys who visited with them for I couple of days.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant and Junior of 0'Leary. were vis- itors on November 14th at the homc of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Gal- lant of Forest View.

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STERLING W. I.

The forty-first annual meeting of Sterling W. l.. was held at the home of Mrs. John Macl(ay with 20 members and one visitor pres- cnt. The President. Mrs. Ray Douglas presided. Reports were heard from the President, Auditors Ind Red Cross Convener.

The following officers were elect- ed for the year: President. Mrs. Ray Douglas (re-electedl: Vice- President. Mrs. Ken MacKay tre- clected); Sec'y-Treasurer. Mrs. A S. MacEwen: Red Cross Con- vener. Mrs. W. 1. Green (re- elected); Auditors, Mrs. Elmer Fyfe and Mrs. Cranford Mnclfay: Directors, Mrs. C. A. Woolner, Mrs. . C. MacKay and Mrs. D. B. Reid (re-elected).

The correspondence was read and It was decided to collect for the CNIFB before the next meet- ing. A vote of thanks was extend- ed to the retiring Secretary-Trea- surer. the Shur-Gain Cavalcade Committee and to Mrs. Henry for cleaning the upper room of school.

A program was made out for the year entitled -"Know Canada Better."

The December meeting is to be It the home of Mrs D C Mac- Kav when the roll call will be In- swered with an exchange of gifts Lunch. Mrs John MIcKay. Mrs Blois MacEwen. Mrs. Lorne Mac- Ewen. Mrs H. S. MIcEwen. and Mrs. D. B Reid: programme. Mrs. Lorne and Mrs. Blois MIcEwen.

Following I delightful pro- gramme lun h was served Ind the meeting closed by singing the NI-

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ZION BROWNIES

MAYFIELI) SCHOOL

October Report:

Grade V - 1. Carol Cole. 2 M

l jorie MacDonald.

Grade IV - 1 Ruth Johnston. I isteivart Johnston; 3. Evelyn hlof-fD8551VE W11-SP5 I135 been El0UI35Pd iby almost

fall. 4. Wendell MacDonald Grade Ill -- l. Gerald Hill Gracie ll - l

aid

Highest Average in

Mar-'

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I Grad? X V- I N911”, An,t,.ewg .ticiple Snipe IT-lillii?lI'llt-' lK't'lI('l'.w'A i (hade VH1...1.N1;-U-V-p"n1aCr)0n,;:iLlI.)Sl.ilUlP ltie Flllllllflllllfi ll'rlK'FIVP Wild; 2' Chester Mona”; 3g participle: as. lihe house i: hcltig, hone Coley tbuilt" -- ”Thc book is being print- I Grade Vi C 1 Elaine MacD ed' etc The ntrvailtns .nrar'-we nil amp 2 gmtmg Cote ' present. day authors. L2 in favor of- the simple form: as. ”The house is building.”

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Gordon Macum. many pages

Ihp senior they condemn.

Two Plead Guilty On Burglary Charge

-11: county magistrates court in Summeraide yesterdav before Mag- istrate R. .3. Hinton. Q. C. we 16-year-old youths from Alberton charged with breaking and enter- ing into the Hillside Restaurant in Albetrton last. Sunday night plead- ed guilty Ind were remanded for sentence.

A party from St. Louis was fin- ed 326 and cons for fsillix to file an income tax return.

A resident of Lennox charged with intitng I .22 calib- er rifle without. lawful excuse It Inother party, was given I 12 month suspended sentence. The I- bovs party was also charged un- der the temperance act.

A motorist. from Summerlide was fined 85 and costs for driving without due care and attention. and I party from Portage was fined 85 and costs for drtvtna 1! vehicle without first obtaining anl operator's license. 5

A speodar from Charlottetmrnl

Apald sin and com. s

Strange But True i

I!I.H.IlneA.rtIu

Nouns of multitude, unless they express persons directly as such, ought not to be represented by the relative who: yet most of us sat-.

"The family. Who I visited A They family that l l'lFliF!'I seem In hel YTIDIP. l'1i'Oi)Pl' R('C'tFi'Ill'lK if) TTIOFI gI'3lTli'Tl3l'lRIlS I

The verb loath is it-c-qttet1tly. used for teach. Remember thr- master teaches and the pupil learns.

Different niiinrine liavta lung ax.

lsled among rtitics iv."-itf't"ltig the. passive use of the tmpc-ifect. tiar-

The propriety of these imperfect

all nur grammarians: iliou;..0t fe'v of them have penned- withnut condescend- mg to make. use of the. very thing- Dr. Bcatlic says.

L I E. W V W I Grades, M-amen Macponaidv ,”onc of the greatest defeats of the LJAOAIIQII ",,nd ANS a WA" Lippi Highest Average in the Jutiior English lfmill-JP. lillll J'9EHi'fl in lhf (l'-15' for tile ...ioii Biounics.-g it. was Grams. Ruth Jnhnsmn verb, seems to he the want nf an .iii oiiiuliitieiii and they- hate all PerfrdRuendancawpndenmarg ,mpe,-fem D,-ysel... 1,-a,.HCm1,. i there. luok.i:g so nice and wearing, D(ma1d' Cmdnn MacDonald and And 5;,-Eng? hm 9,-may he U.-,,.; me thc.r hrst Brouiiie snitlc. A Fairy Evelyn MO”-an in'1p(3i'f(1('t pqrilctplsl in .1 pfjstlve